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James Hildreth

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Moving up to three to answer the England call.

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“Batsmen with far worse records and considerably less consistency have come and gone like leaders of fringe political movements - their early impact quickly forgotten - while, down in Taunton, Hildreth has continued on his merry march”

Hard to argue with that really, his record speaks for itself - he’s been an immense scorer of runs in county cricket. Would love to see him stamp his mark on England number 3.
 

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Moving up to three to answer the England call.

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“Batsmen with far worse records and considerably less consistency have come and gone like leaders of fringe political movements - their early impact quickly forgotten - while, down in Taunton, Hildreth has continued on his merry march”

Hard to argue with that really, his record speaks for itself - he’s been an immense scorer of runs in county cricket. Would love to see him stamp his mark on England number 3.
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Strange he's never had a chance when the likes of vince have had a few
 
Crazy he's never had a chance before, he's barely had a bad season and has constantly churned out runs and big scores for a decade. He's 34 now I think so seems a bit late in the day for him but he has to be the unluckiest player in the country, especially when you consider some of those who've had a chance.
 
I think while he was at his peak, the people in the England team were ahead of him.

However it must have been a tight call, due to his consistency

Probably missed the boat due to his age now.
 
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